Question

Question #50aac

Answer 1

The correct option is 4. `m(m^2+3)(m^2-2).`
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Explanation:

Starting with the equation `m^5+m^3-6m`, we can see right away that each term has an `m`. This means we can take an `m` off of each term!

`m^5+m^3-6m`

`m(m^4+m^2-6)`

Now we continue factoring the terms inside the parenthesis.

`m(m^2-2)(m^2+3)`

There we go!